Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-11

pus in tbs Feminine VERDI
Quaint Little Hiss.
ing one's seuI in Patience Pre-.
..r,ped as a NrIVe Tonic-NOtes
and Hccipcs.
o,,nopses made by the congregation
"a the sailor as he was afforded an
unity to "tolk back" "The La
sIlCoIumo" of THE GAZETTE would
.uV ex.end this privilege to it's reacers
that way it would be easy to sscer-
.T, in the language Of aspiring j ,urn-
-, this psrt Of the paper supplied 6
- felt want. Being left in ignorance
~,5s important SO ject it only remains
select such topics and matter as are
..,ased TO interest the feminine world,
I'm cropping way attempt to meet a
q 'rrsrssl demand.
p.v,y's charms are the open sesame
.ysry heart, be IL masculine or femi-
"a AID when those charms come bright
-5t the freshness OF youth, who will
airs,y tleIr importance in the social
pid? "
NJ gtlme, yet mid winters gloom
.5rg giT's spriGgtime comes and is
.rer iairar than when CO0trGsted with
.~er surroundings. The holiday
s,s11 will usher IN many festivities and
~ bs.rt CT young maidenhood is beating
At fsster So the time draws nigh when
s - shsll attend her first ball. Modiste s
8 - dsVising her costume, and mammG-
vl, she may not be sch, ming, but she
4 .ssms IS much as the daughter, one OF
,,rs1est ard the other o. settlements.
The debutsnte dances of course; rose
dsss WALTZ wer would be botanical
r.urdiiy, and her first anxiety frames
e.sf inlO the qlrs ion: "Wnat shall l
wuYn There can B. no PERI kitty in
natter If color; white for the
s r,lden in every first appearance,
Il the occasion be what it msy;
nd the material? Thin, dispn-
NOUS, sruEy dowasers may clothe them
q gIyes IL rOysl SUITS, our maiden must
sTe fairy fabrics. Two points sre set
4 lid, it mu be white and thin; now cut It
] hM,; you may some day carry trsin.
elis waen you S0d your gay cavalier
4 ays settled the "sffaire de CR Ir." Bus
4 tbs winter the language of the train is,
qdO not wish TO Dance" and partners
re exceptionally wiling uuder the CIR
nms.SEces to carry out lady's wishes.
again cut It higa. Yes, the ivory shout
6fs are beau ifuI, out maidenly mOdesty
slOVeiieT. aud fashion aid good taste
Iges this season that charms but half be
fged aTr n, st bewilcbiDg. Let The ECse-
Hts fsstens II tie COrssge teach q lts
gl. Look now the green sheSt6 reaches
70 enclose me opening l. Veliness e4a in
eeir turn the pink petals fold ttRdeTIy
W5r tie hesTt oT the flower screening ii
tom vulgar g,z9. WHITE arms f4sDlng
ne witching charms, poet says, "mske
snO,ODs wild cen IN an sUchUTite," but
the decree has gone forth that these
tn0tions mast sleep, for the evening
dress Shall no longer De
LssvelesE bus q puffed sleeve reaching
laIly to the elbow ls Ia mode. Some
tines the sleeves IS OF tulle, caught here
ing 5 mere Yelling to the arms. bat ado
fIg grace TO the prettiest one among
hem
10 making up sheer fabrics such as
nUIes, tulles and delicate silks, they sIe
Usually draped over whIye satID, TO pre-
serve beautiful 81 N nering Effect. The
bodice is IN antique shape, and mset fl
without q wrinckle. II is quite short on
The hips and has long point back and
hO1t
There is no set rule for drapery
11st must be lett to the sBlll
q the dressmaker, who is expected
Ds!udy each individual figure and so ar
nnge tae drspery as TO hide all defects
sd Bring cut all the fine points. II =
tnpyries ere only becoming to very
!isnt fguTes, and many adopt the fash
Ion q CsJCh!gg the GIsperY to the basque
nd giving q princess effect, princess
citsses being very popular for evening
gesf'
As tie Gebut6nte must of necessity
Lave ChaperOne, It is but just 20 the lat
Nm.Ig tOr so oignited an flee Wnal
4lk voU Of pale blue iaille and amber
lIs2! AZ aRtlque bodice of am0er plush
tgi high st the throat and left open
haplsssEon square below tie collar to
oRplsy tie short puff OF blue silk and 6
a-lHg Of CREAMY lace, elbow sleeves
lalsaed with a full fail Of lsce. The
GIt Is cut snort with s back drapery Of
2epush falling ia straight, soft folds
V'ef small tcarnure.
velvet Is worn plush seems to be
"1sldered the most elegant, 81 least this
SHE documentary freak. For an exquisite
sSeLing dress of ivory white mOlre, pale
aAs green plush was used in combine
Ioa. The basque of this was cut
VseOilete and there wss pulled cap
~nlng to point on the shoulder. Long
'sispS sre aisO made Of plush aud are
t.nmsd with ADgora goat, ostrich feath-
asof fringe OF cocks plumes headed
! BEADS and psssementerls.
Rom fashion / ,urnals it is seen that
Tuleh feathers enter very much into al
HAoS Of tTimmin gtbis winter a tea gown
yysSgned by E society lady has recently
wen 1nished. l. is made Of blue fix
Ne thick, soft Slcilienne, with quite
large cord in it. The bsck is
The simple princess shape, but
''a The iullness in the skirt put il
VI! high, aud In thick, close, small
YEAS, 4 very thick ii k cord girdle
!%' passes over these ga hers, and is tied
ssel1er loosely round the figure. The
LUIS OF the gown are cut quite straight
."ihgote fashion, and fasten only at the
,'CS' as they fSll open with any move
Ss'sla'theg show lining composed en-
Sitlg OF Whi ostrich festheriRg. The
..s.'e'es are made in the bell shape, and
Ne ~ whole inside is also lined with the
S2ite feathers.
no No' long since, ct silver wedding, 8
, ge q twenty five years were for bridal
NAetts n Silva crav mOJre SKIRT. over